Emne: KAMP: vs. Bristol Rovers 14/9

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Neste kamp for våre gutter er mot Bristol Rovers på Kenilwoth Road Memorial stadium fredag 14. september, kl. 20.45.

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Leeds United versus Bristol Rovers  

Overall Record:  11  9-5-2  19-24
- Home:  3 3 0 12-6
- Away:  0 2 3  7-18

FA Cup:
15/01/1972 Elland Road FACR3 4 - 1 33565 Giles, Giles, Lorimer, Lorimer

League
10/02/1962 Elland Road Division Two 0 - 0 9108 -
23/09/1961 Twerton Park Division Two 0 - 4 13676 -
29/08/1960 Twerton Park Division Two 4 - 4 18864 McCole, Peyton, Hawksby, Grainger
24/08/1960 Elland Road Division Two 1 - 1 11330 McCole
21/04/1956 Elland Road Division Two 2 - 1 49274 Charles, Overfield
29/10/1955 Twerton Park Division Two 1 - 4 24575 Brook
12/03/1955 Elland Road Division Two 2 - 0 16922 Brook, Forrest
23/10/1954 Twerton Park Division Two 1 - 5 24568 Brook
27/02/1954 Twerton Park Division Two 1 - 1 26846 Nightingale
10/10/1953 Elland Road Division Two 3 - 3 19386 Forrest, Forrest, Forrest


Kilde: Leedsfans.org.uk

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Bristol Rovers: Leeds Players
This is a list of players who have played for Bristol Rovers who have also played for Leeds.

  Leeds ** Bristol Rovers
Player From To ** From To Apps Goals
Tommy Howarth 01/03/1921 01/11/1922 ** 01/11/1922 01/06/1923    
Jock Thom 31/05/1924 01/06/1927 ** 01/06/1927 01/08/1928    
Billy Jackson 31/05/1925 31/05/1927 ** 31/05/1932 31/05/1934    
Jack Allen 01/02/1922 01/08/1924 ** 01/11/1932 01/08/1935    
Harry Roberts 01/02/1925 11/11/1930 ** 01/09/1937      
Jimmy Walton 01/07/1920 01/08/1923 ** 01/08/1923 01/11/1924    
George McNestry 30/11/1928 01/11/1929 ** 31/05/1932 01/06/1935    
Len Smith 01/06/1922 01/06/1926 ** 01/06/1926 01/03/1928    
Bobby Mason 01/03/1922 01/07/1927 ** 01/07/1927 01/06/1928    

Terry Cooper 31/05/1961 01/03/1975 ** 01/08/1979 01/11/1981 59 0
Byron Stevenson 01/09/1973 01/03/1982 ** 01/07/1985 01/06/1986 31 3

Nigel Martyn 26/07/1996 01/09/2003 ** 06/08/1987 21/11/1989 124 0

Jamie Forrester 20/10/1992 17/10/1995 ** 29/06/2004   57 11

Lee Matthews 15/02/1996 19/03/2001 ** 14/01/2004 17/03/2004 9 0


Kilde: Leedsfans.org.uk

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Kamp 8/9:

Trollope lauds Lambert strike
Rickie Lambert's goal of the season contender won admiration from Paul Trollope as Bristol Rovers beat Luton 2-1 at Kenilworth Road.
Lambert smashed home an unstoppable 30-yard volley after just 67 seconds to give the Pirates the lead. He then headed the winner eight minutes from time after Matthew Spring had equalised from the penalty spot.
"It wasn't just the volley it was the height the ball came down, dropping out of the sky," said Trollope. "It was wonderful technique and a fantastic strike. He has scored some great goals for us and the two he got here count among them."
Trollope was pleased with his side's all-round performance and believed Rovers deserved all three points from their trip to Bedfordshire.
He added: "It was a well-executed away performance. We had to defend with shape and we did that. They had a lot of possession around the halfway line in the first half but when the ball came into the area we dealt with it well.
"The second half we said if we could get a bit of possession and get at them we knew we could hurt them from set-pieces, and we went close three or four times before we got the winner."

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Lambert double denies Hatters
A brace from Rickie Lambert ensured Bristol Rovers beat League One rivals Luton Town 2-1 at Kenilworth Road.
Rovers took the lead after a minute through Lambert's superb 35-yard strike.
The Hatters levelled matters after 15 minutes when Byron Anthony fouled Town striker Paul Furlong in the box and midfielder Matthew Spring scored from the penalty spot.
But Rovers hit back and won it with 11 minutes remaining when Lambert headed home Stuart Campbell's cross.

TeamTalk

[Hallgeir *]

Mister kampen mot Bristol Rovers pga ferie (yessss!), men blir vel holdt oppdatert. Er vel ganske ussikker på om det blir 6 strake. Da blir jeg i alle fall imponert. Etter de arbeidsforholdene Wise/Poyet har hatt i sommer, er det intet mindre enn imponerende det vi så langt har prestert. Det er ikke flaks at Leeds avgjør flere kamper på slutten. Det er snakk om tro på egne ferdigheter og høy lagmoral. Kan vi fortsette slik, har vi lite å frykte og kan se lyst på sesongen. Come on you WHITES !!

[Kjell Skjerven]

quote:Originally posted by kjelvi

Neste kamp for våre gutter er mot Bristol Rovers på Kenilwoth Road fredag 14. september, kl. 20.45.

Nå er da Luton som speler på Kenilworth Road da,trur me ¨år for Memorial Stadium eg...[]

Side before self,every time.

[Papi]

quote:Originally posted by Kjell Skjerven

quote:Originally posted by kjelvi

Neste kamp for våre gutter er mot Bristol Rovers på Kenilwoth Road fredag 14. september, kl. 20.45.

Nå er da Luton som speler på Kenilworth Road da,trur me ¨år for Memorial Stadium eg...[]

Side before self,every time.

Ikkje adle so kann dessa stadionane på rams Kjellboy.... Ikkje minst vore på dei adle....


I`d rather walk alone

[kjelvi]

quote:Originally posted by Kjell Skjerven

quote:Originally posted by kjelvi

Neste kamp for våre gutter er mot Bristol Rovers på Kenilwoth Road fredag 14. september, kl. 20.45.

Nå er da Luton som speler på Kenilworth Road da,trur me ¨år for Memorial Stadium eg...[]

Oooooops!
Har faktisk vore på Memorial. Riktignok på rugby-match.
Når hodet er fullt med statto og facts, renner det av og til over...

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Its A Sell Out
Bristol Rovers League One match against Leeds United is a sell out.
The game takes place this Friday at The Memorial Stadium and is a 7-45pm kick off. Leeds are expected to fill their end with just over 1,200 cheering them on.
If every season ticket holder shows up on Friday it will be the first time that Rovers have played in front of a crowd over 12,000 since they moved to the Memorial Stadium.

bristolrovers.vitalfootball.co.uk

[chief]

Her forventes det fullt hus og stor stemning.
Ser av statistikken at vi aldri tidligere har vunnet på denne banen,tror vi får det tøfft denne gangen også.

Bristol Rovers virker å være solide iår,og har heller ikke tapt enda.Klarer vi uavgjort i denne skal jeg være fornøyd.


1 4 all and all 4 1

[flynn]

Bristol Rovers, mind your back
Wise's lads are full of steam
Run like hell, get off the track
Or be whipped ´to Bristol Cream!

flynn, stuntpoet

[KeyserSoze]

Hva er egentlig grunnen til at kampen går fredag kveld?

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Leeds United skipper Thompson's Rovers target
Alan Thompson is set to win his fitness battle in time for Leeds United's League One clash with Bristol Rovers.
Thompson was expected to resume training today after recovering from a groin strain, and the experienced midfielder is in line to return to
United's starting line-up at the Memorial Stadium on Friday night.
Boss Dennis Wise was forced to omit his captain from Saturday's 2-0 victory over Hartlepool United but Thompson, who sustained his minor injury against Luton Town 10 days ago, completed a light training session over the weekend and was hoping to link up with his team-mates at Thorp Arch this morning.
Thompson's absence caused major disruption to United's midfield on Saturday after Wise was forced to release Jonathan Douglas for international duty with the Republic of Ireland.
Wise attempted to persuade Republic coach Steve Staunton to return Douglas to Elland Road for the visit of Hartlepool, but the midfielder featured as a substitute in Saturday's 2-2 draw with Slovakia and is likely to be involved in tomorrow night's Euro 2008 qualifier against the Czech Republic in Prague.
Douglas, however, is also expected to make the trip to Bristol provided he returns from the continent without any fitness concerns, and Wise has several options in front of him after playing Andrew Hughes and
Jonathan Howson in the centre of midfield on Saturday.
Wise said: "There's good competition. If people do drop their form it's a chance for someone else to pop into the driving seat."

Filipe Da Costa, United's new signing, is not expected to feature in Wise's squad at the Memorial Stadium with FIFA continuing to consider his contractual dispute with Greek club Ionikos.

YEP

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Den is standing by safety first policy
Dennis Wise has shied away from the subject of promotion after masterminding the decimation of Leeds United's Football League penalty.
Leeds reached the first target set by Wise this season by clearing their 15-point penalty with a fifth straight win on Saturday, but United's boss refused to allow the club's best start to a league campaign for 34 years to tempt him into ambitious predictions.
United will have the chance to collect their first positive points at Bristol Rovers on Friday evening, and Wise's squad have been reinstated as second favourites for promotion having maintained the only 100 per cent record in England's professional divisions.
Wise reacted to Saturday's 2-0 victory over Hartlepool United at Elland Road by insisting United's next aim would be to kill off any possibility of relegation from League One, but asked whether survival would be enough to satisfy his ambitions, Wise said: "I want to get safe first. I'll answer that question after.
"Deep down inside I know my feelings, but I'm not going to express those feelings. We need to do a job first of all – then I might open my mouth.
"We're on nought but we've got another 41 games to go. The five teams we've played are five teams who are going to be up there, but there's such a big gap at the moment because of the 15 points.
"They've had an advantage over us and it's going to take a lot of hard work, and a bit of Lady Luck. I couldn't tell you now (if Leeds will be promoted), and I wouldn't tell you."
The League One table makes encouraging reading for Wise, although the reality that the club's form would, in normal circumstances, have lifted them two points clear at the top of the division has not been lost on his players.
Leeds will move out of the relegation places if they beat Bristol Rovers at the Memorial Stadium on Friday, and a further victory would guide United towards the upper half of the league.

YEP

[Kjell Skjerven]

quote:Originally posted by KeyserSoze

Hva er egentlig grunnen til at kampen går fredag kveld?

Det var vel lokalpolitiet som ville ha flytta kampen,alltid skummelt når Leedsfansen kjem på besøk[]

Side before self,every time.

[fmtj]

quote:Originally posted by hallghel

Mister kampen mot Bristol Rovers pga ferie (yessss!), men blir vel holdt oppdatert. Er vel ganske ussikker på om det blir 6 strake. Da blir jeg i alle fall imponert. Etter de arbeidsforholdene Wise/Poyet har hatt i sommer, er det intet mindre enn imponerende det vi så langt har prestert. Det er ikke flaks at Leeds avgjør flere kamper på slutten. Det er snakk om tro på egne ferdigheter og høy lagmoral. Kan vi fortsette slik, har vi lite å frykte og kan se lyst på sesongen. Come on you WHITES !!

Ja, var du imponert etter 5 strake vil jeg tro du også lar deg videre imponere hvis det skulle bli 6![]
Veldig enig i at dette er godt håndtverk av trenerne og særlig da etter all usikkerhet. Tydeligvis har de vært gode til å holde fokus!

[Masinga]

Leeds bør ha som mål å vinne denne kampen. Verken mer eller mindre. Men å si det er èn ting, å gjøre det noe annet... Det virker som Bristol Rovers er bedre borte enn hjemme. 2 av 2 matcher på hjemmebane har endt uavgjort.

Masinga, medl.nr. 1250

[jarle]

3 borteseire på rad i ligaen vil være sterkt

Jeg går for seier, men en U kan vi også leve med!!!

1-2 vinner vi, på tide med et Thommo mål... Straffespark tror jeg også på i denne kampen... i Leeds favør!!!

[Erik M]

Noen som har sjekket tabellen?  Med tre poeng fredag passerer vi fire lag på tabellen - deriblant Nottingham Forest.  Hvilken boost! Da har klatringen begynt for alvor.

[Masinga]

quote:Originally posted by Erik M

Noen som har sjekket tabellen?

Tror de fleste av oss vet at Leeds ligger sist med 0 poeng.[]

Men OK. Vi forstår hva du mener. Nå kan omsider klatringen begynne.

Masinga, medl.nr. 1250

[KeyserSoze]

Da er vi jo faktisk over streken også. Om enn bare for en dag i første omgang.

[martind]

Gutta er på plass i Bristol nå og skal trene før kampen imorgen. Gleder meg til å se Leeds klatre på tabellen! I følge en kamerat som er på plass sammen med laget i Bristol så kan det se ut som Thompson er klar til imorgen! blir deilig med 3 nye poeng!

[Per-Stian]

quote:Originally posted by martind

I følge en kamerat som er på plass sammen med laget i Bristol så kan det se ut som Thompson er klar til imorgen!

Sweet[] Vi treng kapteinen vår.

[martind]

Ja vi trenger han så absolutt. Noen som vet når Derry evt. er tilbake?

[martind]

Tore Nadre er tilbake i troppen til imorgen hvertfall. Kanksje et nytt innhopp som resulterer i mål:)

[martind]

Andrè ikke nadre.. men det skjønte dere sikkert:)..

[Jon R]

quote:Originally posted by martind

Tore Nadre er tilbake i troppen til imorgen hvertfall. Kanksje et nytt innhopp som resulterer i mål:)

Er dette bekreftet? I såfall en liten gladnyhet. Vi trenger Flo på slutten av kampene. [:p]

*løper inn på spill forumet*

Jon R.

[Per-Stian]

Frå offisielt hald idag:
"Tore's training and Thommo trained on Wednesday," confirmed the boss. "Thommo still feels it so we'll see how it is."

Klarar ikkje heilt å tolke det som at Flo er tilbake i troppen, men det hadde gleda meg stort. For ein superreserve!

[Jon R]

quote:Originally posted by Per-Stian

Frå offisielt hald idag:
"Tore's training and Thommo trained on Wednesday," confirmed the boss. "Thommo still feels it so we'll see how it is."

Klarar ikkje heilt å tolke det som at Flo er tilbake i troppen, men det hadde gleda meg stort. For ein superreserve!

*løper inn på spillforumet en gang til *  [}:)]

Jon R.

[Geir fra Grimstad]

Ja er det noen som vet når Derry er tilbake?